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What was President Wilson's overall goal with his Fourteen Points?
O a. He wanted to make sure Germany was punished for losing the war.
O b. He wanted to make sure the U.S. gained more territory.
O c. He wanted to prevent another international war.
d. He wanted to prevent European nations from having a military.

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Answer:

O c. He wanted to prevent another international war.

Explanation:

he wanted equal trade conditions and peace

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